Author: Doug Santo

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State controlled medical authoritarianism. Vaccines every year. Forever.

Will You Need a Vaccine Booster Shot Every Year for the Rest of Your Life?

Second thoughts now, all you vaccinated loudmouths?

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Accountability, it’s a bitch. For Baltimore’s stupid liberals, that is.

Baltimore Might Be Liable for Riot Damage to Businesses

“…A federal court so holds, applying Maryland’s Riot Act, and quoting the Mayor’s famous line that the City “gave those who wished to destroy space to do that.”…”

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Protest for medical freedom in London and Paris

https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1431615475549708298

https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1431607757875068937

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Defining moment, international media have been brutal

It came as Biden pressed Doocy to answer a question, but the reporter responded with his own question pressing Biden

‘The defining photo of the Biden presidency:’ Image of Joe Biden crumpling during tense exchange with reporters at press conference on Afghanistan covers newspapers worldwide

    • Critics mocked Biden over image that showed him hanging his head during a testy exchange with reporter
    • Moment came during an emotional press conference after attack killed 13 US troops in Afghanistan
    • Biden ended the press conference in dispute with Fox News’ Peter Doocy when he hung his head
    • Conservatives called it a ‘defining image’ of Biden’s presidency saying it portrayed weakness
    • Liberals seemed to see the same image as a moment of somber reflection at the death of US troops
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It was a catastrophic error to evict Donald Trump.

Conrad Black: Evicting Donald Trump was clearly a catastrophe

“…Seven months into the Biden regime, the truism that dare not speak its name is now almost too obvious to bear stating. It was a catastrophic error to evict Donald Trump. No one, and certainly not I, would try to whitewash the stylistic infelicities of Donald Trump. He said many things that were toe-curlingly embarrassing coming from the holder of so great an office. But he proved in government as he had in the private sector that he was capable and forceful, and although he had the terrible handicap of personalizing everything and escalating all disagreements, he had a clear conception of domestic and foreign national interests and pursued them very successfully.

Despite the frenzied, wall-to-wall, linked-armed international effort to present Trump as a brutal, crooked, moron, he almost eliminated unemployment and illegal immigration, did eliminate energy imports, and by identifying and incentivizing “enterprise zones,” he created conditions in which the lowest 20 per cent of American income earners were gaining income in percentage terms compared to the top 10 per cent on the income scale. President Trump, without demagogy or hyperbole, attracted American attention to the commercial and geopolitical threat from China. He incited NATO to stop sponging off America and raise the national defence commitments to figures much more closely approximating their long-standing promises to the United States. (Canada was one of the most delinquent countries and has been one of the most sluggish to respond-the Trudeau government dissented from and mocked virtually every position that President Trump took and now is probably the most egregious and ungrateful alliance freeloader. Trump was the first U.S. president since Herbert Hoover not to visit Canada while in office.)…

…The bipartisan American political establishment was traumatized by the elevation in 2016 of a president determined to tear up root and branch the complacent post-Reagan Bushintons who squandered America’s great victory in the Cold War, produced the greatest economic crisis since the Great Depression, tore up the Middle East expanding Iran’s influence and causing an immense humanitarian tragedy, and were steadily suborned and outmaneuvered by China. In defeating, in their fashion, the president who frightened them, the Washington political establishment elevated a hollow and unfrightening candidate who has fronted a socialist agenda far to the left of the majority of the people he serves. The Biden administration is proposing to naturalize millions of illegal immigrants, which would be in the current governing party’s electoral interest. It is squandering trillions of dollars in socialist nostrums that have already torqued up inflation. The federal government has identified with and is largely propped up by the corrupt urban Democratic machines that have defunded the police and presided over an unprecedented rise in violent crime. Large parts of urban America are no-go areas, unpoliced shooting galleries. Biden has squandered America’s status as an energy self-sufficient country.

And in Afghanistan, inexplicably, President Biden and his entourage determined to leave Afghanistan practically as quickly as aircraft could remove American military personnel, without consultation with NATO allies who had three quarters of the international forces in Afghanistan, without a thought for the many thousands of American civilians in the country, and without any regard for the tens of thousands of Afghans who had worked with the Americans and are in mortal danger with the Taliban in power. As the operations swiftly degenerated into a cowardly fiasco and the American president was for the first time depicted by the British Parliament as a figure of shame, Biden and his principal colleagues lied to the public, contradicted each other, and magnified America’s monstrous humiliation at the hands of a bunch of primitive and barbarous, flea bitten, terrorists.

There is open discussion of trying to reconstruct the Western alliance without American leadership. Biden’s own partisans are silent as his standing in the eyes of his countrymen crumbles. Is there any sane person who in the dark and quiet of their bedroom in the dead, vast, and middle of the night would not prefer Trump with his gaucheries to this horrifying immolation of American national credibility and of the unbroken right of the West over 2500 years to be the preeminent influence in the world? Possibly, but they are no longer numerous or outspoken…”

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Biden policies result in biggest jump in inflation since 1990’s

Key inflation gauge rises 3.6% from a year ago to tie biggest jump since the early 1990s

    • An inflation measure the Federal Reserve uses to set policy rose 3.6% in July from a year ago, meeting Wall Street expectations but also tying the highest level in about 30 years.
    • The core personal consumption expenditures price index was unchanged from June, which was revised up one-tenth of a percentage point, the Commerce Department reported Friday

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US rent hikes will explode consumer inflation in 2022

“…How come the shelter component of the US Consumer Price Index is rising at just 2% a year while all the private-sector gauges of rent inflation show rent hikes of close to 10%?

Shown in the Chart of the Day is a comparison of the Zillow Rent Index with the Consumer Price Index rent component. Shelter is two-fifths of the total index, so the question of whether inflation is “transitory” or not depends on rents.

This question has a simple answer: It takes the Bureau of Labor Statistics about a year to catch up with rent inflation. What the government reported as rent inflation in July reflects the economy of a year ago and more.

That’s because renters’ leases take a year or two to expire. The Zillow, Apartmentlist.com and CoreLogic reports reflect the average rent on a new lease, not the rent on leases signed in the past. As old leases expire and renters have to pay the higher market rate, rent inflation will surge.

The Fed can continue its Groucho Marx impression (“Who are you going to believe –me, or your own eyes?”) only until the inflation now in the pipeline shows up in the official numbers. Perhaps America’s monetary officials will find themselves at Dulles Airport this time next year surrounded by murderous mobs of renters waiting for rescue flights to Davos.

But the blame for all this will land on the desk of beleaguered President Biden, who has to answer to Americans who have seen their real incomes eroded by inflation during every one of the past twelve months…”

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Rooster

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When was the last time you celebrated a cop for killing an unarmed man or woman?

MICHAEL BYRD IS A HERO FOR KILLING ASHLI BABBITT, HAVE YOU NOT HEARD HIM SAY?

Liberal media celebrate the killing of Ashli Babbitt and make her killer a hero. The races are correct. The motive for the killing supports a Democrat narrative. It all works.

Michael Bird is a hero and he is the real victim.

The U.S. media is a disgusting joke.

 

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Mentally disturbed recent college grads at YouTube censor prayer

YouTube Cracks Down on Prayer: Videos Removed if People ‘Pray’ for Covid Healing in Place of Medical Treatment

Liberalism is a mental disorder

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Judge strips parental rights of mother for not getting vaccinated

Chicago mother loses parental rights over Vaccination status

This judge should be run out of the county on a rail after being tarred and feathered.

Democrat. Unbelievable.

Who is responsible if the mother gets ill from the vaccine and dies?

Apparently the judge, James A. Shapiro, also has a medical license and dispenses medical advice to people who are not his patients. The people are coerced to accept the medical advice of the judge under threat of losing rights to one’s children.

Perverse. Sick.

Only a Democrat could think something like this is appropriate.

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Politico issues primal Democrat scream on Newsom recall.

‘Complete chaos’: How a Republican would govern Democratic California

“…What would happen if a conservative Republican became governor of deep blue California?

For the Republicans vying to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom, winning September’s recall race could prove easier than governing a state that’s become the cornerstone of America’s liberal agenda.

Any Republican who succeeds Newsom would be parachuting into hostile political territory. Democrats command two-thirds majorities in the state Legislature that allow them to override vetoes without a single Republican vote. The state’s biggest cities are run by Democrats. And all would be aiming to drive the new governor out of office in next year’s general election.

But a Republican executive could fight back through unilateral action, uprooting the state’s vast government bureaucracy, freezing spending and issuing sweeping edicts with a swipe of the pen.

Expect a year of political bedlam.

“It would be complete chaos, and government would come to a virtual standstill,” said Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg, a former state Senate leader who headed the Democratic caucus during Republican Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s tenure…”

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When you think about Covid remember this simple table and ask yourself why all the hysteria? Covid is politics.

Yes, I know the percentages are wrong. They still show the point.

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Arkansas Medical Board investigates doctor for ‘saving lives’ with Ivermectin

Covid is politics and you are not allowed to dissent.

Doug Santo